Warren Haynes - 2014-08-03 - Morrison, CO (SBD)

Warren Haynes

2014-08-03

Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration

Red Rocks

Morrison CO

FM Broadcast

224 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1

01. Tuning

02. Intro

03. Dark Star

04. Bird Song

05. Uncle John’s Band

06. Jam

07. Shakedown Street

08. Doin’ That Rag

09. Here Comes Sunshine

10. China Cat Sunflower

11. Orchestra Outro

12. Morning Dew

13. Sirius Outro

CD 2:

01. Crowd/Tuning

02. Comes A Time

03. Crazy Fingers

04. Jam

05. Scarlet Begonias

06. Black Peter

07. Drums 

08. Jam

09. West LA Fadeaway

10. Terrapin Station

11. Slipknot

12. Terrapin Refrain

13. Crowd

14. Attics of My Life (Orchestra Only)

15. Ship of Fools

16. Thanks/Band Intros

17. Stella Blue

18. Sirius Outro 

Warren Haynes - 2014-08-03 - Morrison, CO (SBD)

Warren Haynes was recruited by Dickey Betts to join the Allmn Brothers' Band in 1989, which led to a revival of the band's popularity and a dramtic improvemnt in their live performances.  He quit in 1997 to focus on his other band, Gov’t Mule, but returned in 2000, continuing on until 2014. In fact, Haynes announcement early that year that he intended to leave the band, a sentiment echoed by the band's other guitarist Derek Trucks (you'll hear more about Trucks later thsi month) prompted the Allman's to announce their retirement. They would play their final show at one of their favorite venues, the Beacon Theatre, on October 28, 2014, the 43rd anniversary of the tragic death of Duane Allman.

This soundbaord recording captures Warren at Red Rocks on August 3, 2014, 9 years ago today, playing a tribute to the the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia, backed by a full symphony orchestra. The Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration concerts were just one of numeorus connections between Warren and the Dead. At many of the Symphonic Celebration shows, Warren played Garcia’s famed Wolf guitar. His tune, Patchwork Quilt, is a tribute to Jerry, mentioning how the Allmans were at Jones Beach the night Jerry died. In addition, From 1999 to 2003, Haynes played guitar for Phil Lesh and Friends. Then in 2004 and 2009, he played with The Dead, one of the several post Grateful Dead incarnations of the band.  Of course, in both bands, he took on the lead guitar parts that once belonged to the one and only Mr. Garcia.